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Joanna Lowe shares her experience at the UK’s Horsemanship Showcase, where horse welfare and emotional regulation take center stage, and talks about her demonstrations with Miley the mule. Kelsey from Ororo also stops by to introduce the brand’s heated apparel for equestrians and explain its features, care, and international availability. Plus, some history including a 22lb heart and some Realli BAd Adz.
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4053 – Show Notes and Links:
Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the Geek
Jamie and Glenn's Amazon Store
Title Sponsor: Kentucky Performance Products
Pic Credit: Joanna Lowes and Ororo
Guest: Joanna Lowes
Guest: Kelsey from Ororo
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Time Stamps:
03:45 - Daily Whinney
08:30 - Joanna Lowes
27:00 - History
34:15 - Ororo
45:00 - Realli BAd Adz
01:01:00 - Auditor Post Show

“It’s a great little taste of what it’s like to use the engine of the horse.”

Heather Wallace and Natalie Keller Reinert catch up on the realities of riding horses in fall weather, horse training, and the realities of building a creative career.
They chat about everything that moves, from horse behavior in changing weather to the behind-the-scenes work of getting books into the world. They also share a few personal wins, including riding progress, new covers, and meaningful reader feedback.
Key topics
Heather Wallace and Natalie Keller Reinert compare notes on how horses change with the weather, especially when fall air makes them feel lighter, more forward, and easier to collect.
They discuss the difference between a horse being hot because of weather versus being hot because of tension or frustration—and why that distinction matters for riding and safety.
Natalie shares that she has started cantering on purpose again, and Heather describes similar progress with Ferrous as both riders work back toward fitness and confidence.
The conversation gets into how smart, anticipatory horses need variety in training, with repetitive exercises often making them bored or too clever for their own good.
Heather explains how IEA riding shaped her as a rider because it forced her to adapt quickly to different horses, and how that experience still influences her confidence and horsemanship.
They talk about the value of riding school horses and unfamiliar horses as a way to improve, and Natalie considers getting back into that format next year.
They discuss reader support, reviews, and the emotional boost of hearing that a book or podcast episode mattered to someone.
Natalie shares frustrations about Goodreads reviews and the idea of a book “breaking containment”—reaching readers who expected something else and judge it unfairly.
Heather and Natalie reflect on writing for specific audiences, including younger readers, horse girls, and cozy romance readers who want comfort and familiarity.
They wrap up with updates on Equine Affaire, new paperback editions, upcoming releases, and the importance of bookstores and libraries for horse books.

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In this episode, Taralyn McCarrel, DVM, DACVS (LA), joined us to discuss recurrent laryngeal neuropathy in horses and a new surgical technique she is developing to address the condition.
This episode of Disease Du Jour is brought to you by Equithrive.
GUESTS AND LINKS - EPISODE 191:
Host: Carly Sisson (Digital Content Manager) of EquiManagement | Email Carly (CSisson@equinenetwork.com)
Guest: Taralyn McCarrel, DVM, DACVS (LA)
Podcast Website: Disease Du Jour
This episode of Disease Du Jour podcast is brought to you by Equithrive.
Connect with the Host: Carly Sisson (Digital Content Manager) of EquiManagement | Email Carly (CSisson@equinenetwork.com)

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener a question about young horses who bite, teaching horses to lengthen their neck and topline and more! In Mary's training tip we tackle "do less sooner".
Episode 4052 Links
Image Credit: Mary Kitzmiller Horsemanship
Today’s Hosts: Mary Kitzmiller and Coach Jenn
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Time Stamps
01:25 - what does "do less sooner" mean
12:31 - how do I stop my young horse biting
26:26 - helping a horse who has experience trauma in the past
33:15 - preparing yearlings for showing in hand
41:18 - teaching a horse to move long and low

Debbie Roberts Loucks introduces this 16th episode reading from Horse Sense for People by Monty Roberts.
“The concept of choice is the heart of my training system.” — Monty Roberts
In this episode of Horsemanship Radio, Debbie Roberts Loucks introduces Monty’s reading of “The Muckers’ Story” from Horse Sense for People. Set at Flag Is Up Farms, it shows how trust and the freedom to take responsibility can bring out the best in people, just as choice helps horses become willing partners.
Special Announcement: Monty Roberts has finished his second autobiography, What the Horses Said: Stories and Inspiration From The Man Who Listens to Horses, Thirty Years Later.
Pre-order your copy today at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Target, Walmart, or directly via Simon & Schuster.

Horsemanship Radio 312:
Show Host: Debbie Loucks
Title Sponsor: Drimee Solarium
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